Shokin says foreign accounts of ex-Ukrainian officials frozen
The foreign accounts of former Ukrainian officials in an amount of EUR9 million, $26 million and CHF85 million have been frozen, Ukrainian Prosecutor General Viktor Shokin reported.
"Money, which were blocked abroad, total EUR9 million, $26 million and CHF [Swiss francs] 85 million," he said at a briefing at Prosecutor General's Office on Tuesday.
According to Shokin, illegal allocation of 32,700 hectares of land has been prevented and returned; and over UAH 11 billion has been reimbursed.
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